Call of the Wild

- WatersTechnology Staff
- 01 Dec 2009

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While dark liquidity and high-frequency trading are less prevalent in Canada compared to the US, rule proposals from Canada's securities regulators appear to be pushing major Canadian trading venues to enhance and upgrade their operating technology, such as matching engines or other systems accommodating high-frequency traders.

The Order Protection Rule, expected to be introduced as legislation in 2010, would allow dealers to opt out of trade-through protection if they use recognized smart order

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